By converting the waste line to a soil line and increase the existing piping from 2" to a minimum of 3"
Yes,the toilet is part of the plumbing system.
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The purpose of the toilet flap in a plumbing system is to control the flow of water from the toilet tank into the bowl, allowing for flushing and refilling of the bowl after use.
By plumbing codes, no.
You have to take the floor apart and reduce the piping to 2". You also have to install a p-trap as there are NEVER p-traps under toilets. All p-traps are BUILT into toilets!!!
According to plumbing regulations, a toilet should be located within 6 feet of a vent.
The purpose of the toilet flange in a bathroom plumbing system is to securely connect the toilet to the floor and the waste pipe, creating a watertight seal to prevent leaks and provide stability for the toilet.